
It seems such a waste when people go to the trouble of hiring an architect only to build a boring or generic home – if you are going to go to all of that trouble, why not include the kind of unique functionality you have always dreamed of?
Be-Fun Design is an aptly-named architecture studio and the mastermind behind this a small-lot, two-storey dwelling for a Japanese couple – a pair of clients that, as you might have guessed, lead a rather active lifestyle.
The crown jewel of this simply-titled ‘WareHouse’ is a climbing wall that reaches up above the top story of the house, surrounded by skylights to let indirect daylight filter into the second story and main level below.





via dornob.com
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